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7. Nov. 2014 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupPainted Lover · AlcatrazzDisturbing The Peace℗ 1985 Capitol Records, LLCReleased on: 1985-01-01Producer, Studio ...
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- Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss by Antonio Canova
- The Kiss by Francesco Hayez
- Dance in The Country by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
- In Bed, The Kiss by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec
- The Kiss by Auguste Rodin
- The Kiss by Gustave Klimt
- The Embrace (Lovers II) by Egon Schiele
- Love by Robert Indiana
Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss is one of Neoclassical art‘s most beloved sculptures. Inspired by the love story of Cupid, the Roman god of love (adapted from the Greek Eros), and Psyche, a human-turned-goddess, this marble masterpiece was carved by Italian sculptor Antonio Canovain 1793. The piece depicts the touching moment Psyche—who was put into...
Francesco Hayez's The Kissevokes a powerful sense of romance and is one of the most famous kisses in Western art. It depicts a man and woman, both dressed in Medieval clothing, locked in an intense embrace. The couple is tucked away in a softly lit staircase, sharing what appears to be a secret kiss before the silhouette in the corner comes their w...
French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir was not only a leading figure in 19th-century art, but he also had a central role in the Impressionist movement. Dance in the Countryis one of three paintings Renoir executed that show a couple dancing in different environments. This piece depicts Renoir's friend Paul Lhôte and a woman named Aline Charigot, twirl...
Post-Impressionist painter and graphic designer Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec is known for his posters, prints, and paintings of turn-of-the-century Paris. While most of these works capture the City of Love's spectacular nightlife, some offer a glimpse into more intimate situations, likeIn Bed, The Kiss. Created in 1892, this oil painting shows two wom...
French sculptor Auguste Rodin completed The Kiss, a beautiful marble sculpture, between 1888 and 1898. With its “fluid, smooth modeling, [a] very dynamic composition and [a] charming theme” (The Rodin Museum), this work is one of modern art‘s most acclaimed sculptures. It was intended to adorn the Gates of Hell, a double-door sculpture inspired by ...
Austrian artist Gustav Klimt painted The Kiss at the height of his Golden Phase. During this luminous period, Klimt experimented with his work, crafting avant-garde paintings with pronounced planes, intricate patterns, and delicate detailing made of gold leaf. The Kissembodies this ethereal approach and highlights another one of Klimt's interests: ...
Austrian artist Egon Schielewas a major figurative painter of the 20th century. Within his short career, he created over 3,000 works on paper and around 300 paintings on canvas. Best known for his contorted portraits, Schiele rejected society’s conventional view of beauty and preferred to capture the true—and often ugly and explicit—emotions of his...
Since 1970, Robert Indiana's large-scale Love sculptures have popped up in cities around the world. While these Pop Artpieces have taken on a romantic meaning, their original intention was less Valentine's Day-related and more in the Christmas spirit. In fact, Indiana came up with the familiar design—characterized by a stacked set of seraph letters...
René Magritte. The Lovers. Paris 1928. In this unsettling image—the first in a series of four variations of Les Amants that Magritte painted in 1928—the artist invokes the cinematic cliché of a close–up kiss but subverts our voyeuristic pleasure by shrouding the faces in cloth.
10. Feb. 2016 · Images of artists’ lovers, spouses, mistresses, and muses form a striking portion of iconic portraits in art history. From a 17th-century painting by Rembrandt van Rijn to Zackary Drucker and Rhys Ernst’s intimate documentations of their modern-day romantic lives, here are ten artists’ memorable portraits of their lovers.
Take our quiz to see how well you know some of the most romantic artworks ever made. By Google Arts & Culture. The Farewell of Telemachus and Eucharis (Main View) The J. Paul Getty Museum. Romantic...
8. Nov. 2019 · Leonardo is the world’s most famous artist. But a new opera is shining fresh light on his private passions – by depicting his intense relationships with two of his assistants.
22. Mai 2023 · The Lovers by Pablo Picasso explores the dynamics of courtship. It returns to an earlier painting tradition and invents a new interpretation. However, what are the lovers saying to each other?
